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nathan

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A handler in the video, the Daily News notes, claims the birds are adequately protected by scales on their feet and legs, but researchers hope to equip the animals with another layer of defense. The potential impact on the animals' welfare is the subject of testing by an external scientific research institute.

I wonder what happens when the pilot tries to protect his drone by trying to get it back from the bird? I can't imagine most pilots would just shut the power down and let the bird fly away without a fight of their own. Those blades can be incredibly destructive.
 

Petr Hejl

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I'd love to see the birdie catch something bigger, not sure if even the DJI Inspire would be such an easy catch. Not sure if this is such a great idea.
 

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